Serac Group products

Pneumatic filler with electronic weigh filling, made of 304 stainless steel and designed to fill a wide variety of products into various containers sizes and shapes. Our semi-automatic weigh filling machines are the ideal solution to fill any homogeneous liquid products, including food, fragile, abrasive, corrosive or inflammable products.

The new design of our FC Filler Capper illustrates a pragmatic and original approach that separates Serac from the industry standard old school machine design. We think the New FC Filler Capper is the break through that will boost your competitive edge. Increasing production while saving both time & money.

The increase in consumption of take-away beverages has led to the development of the H2F. Thanks to neck transfer technology, this solution is both flexible and helps reduce change of format time, thus increasing productivity.

Electronic weigh filler-capper, made of 304 stainless steel and designed to fill a wide variety of products into various containers sizes and shapes. Our rotary weigh filers are the ideal solution to fill any homogeneous liquid products, including food, fragile, abrasive, corrosive or inflammable products.

This modular filling machine enables production of 8,000 to 40,000 cups per hour. This machine may fill up to 5 different products. Either simultaneously, to fill extremely elaborate products, or alternatively in order to allow extremely fast change-over of products in the filling line.

Thanks to NDS station, it is possible to quickly adapt your packaging line and get an efficient solution for the industrialization of creative or sophisticated recipes.

This compact filling machine enables production from 1,500 to 12,000 cups per hour. Its simple design renders this machine reliable and maintenance work is reduced to a minimum.

The COMBOX series (blow-fill-cap) is ideally suited for high value added products and low/medium size batches: no over-sizing, no over-investment.

Serac calls “Superblock” the assembly of 2 or more machines, synchronized to realize operations as a single unit. Synchronization between the different pitches of the machines can be done either mechanically (shaft), electronically (motion), or through screws or starwheels. The concept of superblock makes it possible to couple the best machines available for each function.